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La Fayette
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albi, france
Oct 2000 time: 06:18
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quote: Originally posted by Ming
I haven't played a SP game of either for a long time... |
Please let us know if you feel like playing SP once in a while.
There is a GREAT civ2 succession game started by Julius Brenzaida ('the truest gift of the gods' on civ2 general forum), now close to glorious victory.
You would be heartily welcome as #1 member of the team for the one that should be started after that one is completed.
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Sorekara no Nanimo
Jan 1970 time: 06:18
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I downloaded Civ3 a couple of days before it came out over here... I played one or two games halfway through (so I didn't even nearly get to the alleged late-game tedium), then used it mostly to test for deciphering the BIC format and then threw it off.
The funny thing is, I hardly play scenarios and never multiplay. It just adds too little and plays too slow on my (old) PC.
Besides, I'm still only playing at the King difficuly level, so I don't really need an improved AI yet. There are plenty of challenges left for me in Civ2, perhaps including playing scenarios and multiplaying. I also bought ToT not too long ago so there are some more challenges there. And finally, I really don't play Civ2 (or any games for that matter) very often these days, so I don't see the point in spending a rather large amount of money (I would have bought Civ3 if I liked it) on a game that won't have much "impact" on my life, so to speak.
Oh, and another thing, the Civ3 mapeditor was a step down from the Civ2 mapeditor... It has no overview map, no zoom function, and you can't easily switch between "brushes", And they couldn't even add any improvements like a flood-fill. 
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